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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Election OF Mr.. AhePn's Successor
Jackson ward Park.


Every member of the Committee on
Fire was present at meeting held last
night for the purpose of electing a
successor to Mr.. William Ahern, engi-
neec to Steamer No. 4. Mr.. Ahern had
rendered his resignation because OF the
fact that when he left his engine the
substitute he appointed was not accep-
table 20 Captain A. l.. Fuqua, the Chief
Engineer. Mr.. Davis, from the COM
mittee, made statement in behalf of
Mr.. Ahern, in which he said that the
engineer, in retiring from the depart
ment, had no hard thoughts against
Chief Fuqua, the committee, or any of
the assistant engineers. The following
nominations were made: Horace A.
Reams, j. Oscar Goode, and John j.
Schad. On the first ballot Goode re-
ceiyed one vote and was dropped, and
the second resulted in the election of
Reams, the vote standing Reams, 4 !;
Schad, 3. Messrs. Davis, Page, and
Crlmp voted for Schad Messrs. Par
rish, Murphy, kaufman, and LANCE for
Reams.
The special committee on the sclec
ton OF a site for park in jackson
Ward met in the Codncil chamber
yesterday afternoon and selected the
Second-stree' site, for which an appro-
priGtion of $1,000 has been ordered.
The committee, in their report asked
to be discharged from the further con-
sideratiOn of the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
Prominent Pythian Invited to Rich.
mOud.

At the meeting of Marshall Lodge,
No. II, Knights of Pythias, Thursday
night, the following committee was APP
pointed to make arrangements for the
reception of Hon. Howard Douglas, of
Chicago, supreme chancellor of the
world, should he accept the invitation
to come to Richmond Bev. Il. Crunp,
G. Y. G.. John G. Teller, q. X. of Il.
and S.; ". S. Woodson, d. d. G.
G.. W. j. Mcdowell, p. c.. j. w.
Carr, =. c.
Mr.. Douglas was to be in Norfolk
last night. A telegram was sent to him
there yesterday morning extending INN
the invitation from the i lge. Should
he accept he will probably reach Rich
mond this afternoon. 1t is expected
that he will be accompanied by Grand
Chancellor L. II. Nirnelson, of Ports
mouth, and other prominent members
of the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
NOETH CAROLINA LICENSES.
eral COurf-rgiueraIs and
Railroad Work.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

| Especial telegram 10 the Di.patch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., August 12.-At
tempts have been made in certain part.
Of the State to sell fertilizers without
paying the specified tax of $500. The
Department of Agriculture is now or
the track of the parties thus engaged
and developments are expected from
the inspector this week. Some of the
goods have been seized.
Treasurer Balm to-day issued a drum.
mer's license to Waters, Martin & Co.,
of Norfolk, Va.
There is much comment on the order
of the Federal Court at Baltimore yes
terday in regard to the drummcr's tax.
The order of the court is that the Trea-
.urer can order no more arrests until
the pending case is disposed Of next
November, This is equivalent, it is
said, to allowing those who are dis
posed to do so III the mean time to sell
goods in the State without license. Your
correspondent called at the department
to-day for official information, but
Treasurer Balm refused TO make any
statement until he hears from his coun-
sci. This case concerns the 500 drum
mer's tax, and has nothing to do with
the fertilizer tax, as some supposed.
News comes that a party of explorers
have discovered another nickel-mine
Hear Webster, in Jackson county. The
mine will soon be worked.
Work on the extension of the Caro-
dina Central railroad from Rutherforlton
baskerville will hegin nowin a few days,
and its early completion is looked for.
Copper ore at Blue Wing, in Gran
vile county, by recent investigation is
found in very large quantities and of
very superior quality. Pennsylvania
capitalists are already there, and nave
made large investments. Blue Wing,
it is thought, is destined to be mineral
centre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

A Nachinist Makes u Strong Plea In
Its Behalf.

To tie Editor Of the Dispatch
| have read with much interest the
address of Major w. f. Simons in be-
half of the Mechanics Institute, and
as machinist who has sorely felt in
the past and still feels the need of such
an institution, L would join my earnest
and sincere prayer with his petitioners
that the City Council may favorably
consider his proposition, or some plan
that may accomplish the same end, and
give us what we have long needed
mechanics institute.
Some years since, while working I'M
der instructions in machine shop in
this city, sought in vain for night
school in which, for pay, | might learn
mechanical drawing and higher mathe-
mates. l found an architect ready to
teach peculiar style of stairbuilding,
and / for time attended the night ses-
sion Of 3 business college, but neither
school taught just what [ wanted to
Learn. Only those who have tried it
can form an idea of the slow and tediou.
progress made in study unaided at
night, after ten hours Of laborious
manual labor.
If Richmond is to keep abreast OF
the times in her manufactures every
reasonable aid should be given to this
class of industries by the Council.
know of nothing that can fill the
place of a mechanics institute, with
its night schools, its library, its course
OF lectures, and its hall of exhibition.
Major Simons has said truly that the
large majority Of apprentices are posr-
and | have yet to see wealthy Jour-
neyman. Our best mechanics marry
early, and thus rightly take upon them
selves tho burdens and responsibilities
OF family. These and other reasons
prevent the possibility Of our State in
stitutions at distance being in any
way beneficial to the apprentices and
mechanics of Richmond.
We need . night school where the
principles OF mechanics, mechanical
drawing, and the natural sciences can
be learned. We need library where
the valuable but very expensive scien-
tific works can be found for study and
reference. We need course of winter
lectures where those of us who are
now too old or too much engaged to
attend the night schools may be plea
sanity and proftably instructed. We
need room or hall in which machines
and models may be constantly kept as
obiect-lessons, that the inventive
genius may he kept fully up with the
times, and not, through ignorance, be
constantly working on ideas and inyen-
tons long since patented. The best
foremen and supsrlntendents of shops
and factories are generally to be chosen
from the employees Of those shops and
factories, and 1 will venture TO assert
that ii tho mechanics Of Richmond are
given the opportunity TO educate them
selves technically while they are learn.
ing practically, there will be no need
IN the future to 80 abroad for compe-
tent men. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
A ILANTIC COAST LINE

SOL. HAAS. Traric Nsnsc.r.
+. h. THOMAS. Genersl Nssaf.r. my u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

WANTED, A WHITE COOK.
w Liberal wages will be paid. Apply, with
references al No. 400 east Clay street.
an 1919.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EOR SALE OR RENT. e
AS WISH TO RETIRE FROM THE

AS ! WISH TO RETIRE FROM THE
BAR AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS,
offer for sale or rent, on reasonable terms.
my HANDSOME BRICK BUILDING, No. IS
Bollingbrsok street, together with
BAR AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES,
including TWO FINE BiLLIARD-TABLES,
with ali necessary appurtenanccs. The build
ing Is one Of II not the
BEST EQUIPPED OF ITS KIND IN THE
STATE,
and 70 person wishing to engage In tho bar
and restaurant business this Offers rare OPP
portunity. The building has In It eight we'll
lighted and vsntilatsd bedrooms
As7-iH JULIUS IIkDERT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
i ON 81. PETERS AND CHARITY
STREEIS.-By Urtuo Of deed Of trust dated
July II, l5S6, executed by Richard Parsons
and wife TO ne undersigned trustee, and re-
corded i'm the Richmond Chanccry Court, In
Deed Book i3i A, page q, conveying certain
real estate In trust 10 secure the payment OF a
certsin note. and whereas default has been
made. ard being required so 10 do, will sell,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST L.. 1897.
at o'clock +. NJ. the following REAL ESTATE:
1hst LOT OF LAND in the city OF Rich
mond commencing on the vast line OF ~. Pc
tiers street, 1921 lse, north If Baker street.
and running nOTihwarfly along -. Peters
street ~ feet, and running between parsllel
lines with Baker street 100 feet.
Also, all that certain LOT OF LAND In the
city Of Richmond commencing az point on
the north line II Charity street, 90 feet west
wRrdly from It's intersection with the west line
Of ~. Iaul street, thor running nOrthvardly
passing through the centre Of the division wall
or partition which divides the tensments Nos.
206 and 20s distance Of i0S feet, thence wost-
wardly distance OF about 20 foct TO tho line
which separate. this property from tue proper
lance Of i0s feet. more or less ID tho north limo
Of said Charity street, thence along said line
in Al eastern line about 20 feet, moro or less,
10 the point Of beginning.
TERMS; Cash a. TO expenses OF sale and 500
with interest thereon from July 20, 1857, and
the residue as announced al sale.
l.. f. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON Brown & CO.. Auctioneers.
au II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
A RING FOR RYAN
REFRESHMENTS.

These pleasant happenings being con
cluded the band and their friends re-
paired "from labor to refreshment. y
Ashland refreshment is of peculiarly
entcing sort usually, and this was the
best of its kind. The observant host
saw that all were satisfied and moved
about among his friends with that ge-
NAL look and hand of welcome that
made them all feel at home.
A splendid concert followed in the
grove in front of Colonel Beirne's ca
nncions residence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
The Return of Hot weather.

The thermometer reached 81 at p.
NJ. yesterday, but these figures hardly
tell the weather's severity.
1t was hot, close, and exhaustihG
day, aud the general impression WAS
that for disagreeableness it was only a
little way behind "hot Monday"
At u o'clock last night there was n
bOuntiful shower, accompanied by
lightning and thunder. Kiver-water
had begun to get clear, but if the rains
which visited Richmond last night ex-
tended into the red-hill country of Flu
wanna and AlbemGrle It Will soon re.
turn to its Y0ntcd muddiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

WANTED, MALE TEACHER
w for Sciences, Mathematics, Book-keep-
ing, Penmanship. and Stenography.
SOUTHERN SHOOT AGENCY,
70 south Cherry street.
aul2.ot Nashville. Tenn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
NO MEETING.

A meeting of the Democrats OF the
First Ward was called to be held at the
Office Of MIR. w. W. Crump, on lower
Hull street, last night, for the purpose
Of electing ward superintendent and
shree members of the City Democratic
Committee, but there were so few per-
sons present that it was decided to post
pone the meeting until larger attend
ance can he secured.
Mr.. w. Il. Lithgow has called meet
ing of the Second Ward Democrats to
be held at the Mayor's-Court room to-
night at So'clock for the same purpose.
A large attendance is desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
MOI cutie Einishea.

The "loop" OF the New-reservoir ex-
tension of the City railway-line was
expected to be finished yesterday
evening, but the workmen, though
making good Roadway, were not able
to complete it. When done, for n large
part of the way, it will be equivalent
to a double track to the New reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
COMMITTEES NAMED
APPOINTMENTS BY PRssrpIHr PER.
DUE, OF TIE xAxcHIsfRR
COUNCIL.
10 "cool Spring" Park Committee TO
Look After the Proposed school
Buildin Other Items.

The monthly meeting of the Man.
chester City Council was held at s
O'Clock last night. Present: Messrs.
J. r. Perdue Cpresident, William
Walsh, George J. Ely, John O'Brien,
f. W. Weisiger, John Il. Hewlett,
Robert Harris, and A. G. Jones.
POLICE STATISTICS.
The report OF the Chief OF Police,
forwarded by Mayor Taylor, showed
that during the month of July 80 arrests
were made. OF these 20 were for mis-
demeanor, Is for ordinance violation,
and ! for lunacy.
As stated in the Dispatch yesterday
none of the committees have held
meetings during the past month and
none Of them made reports.
Mr.. Weisiger submitted the following:
To The President and Members Of the
city Council:
We, your committee, appointed to
inspect the ground aad consider the
proposition to buy the land adjoining
the "Cool Spring" property for the
purpose of a park fer the city, beg
leave TO report, that they think it mad
visable. inasmuch as the land is very
low, subject to overflow, and from
other causes unfit.
Yours very truly,
u w Urp,crorp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
(oni NLti2 be kiicsI.

III grades of coal will be consilora-
bly, higher this year than last, and it is
likely that even from the present ad-
vanced figures prices Will rise until the
winter 10 fully upon us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
ton looking TO having snch an ordi.
TO HAVE WATER.

The petition for Waterman having
been referred, Messrs. H. @. and d. ID.
Beattie sent in another communication
asking to be permitted to tap the main
at Eleventh street and have the water
conveyed to their buildings now being
erected on the square above by means
OF leaden pipe.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
Hrief News ItemH.

The author of "Grandfather's
Clock" Mr.. +. c. Bertrand, died re-
Gently in a London hospital.
Allen O. Myers has negotiated pur-
chase Of the E1k, official organ of the
Order of Elks, and will remove its
place of publication to Cincinnati.
Colonel Charles S. Snenccr, the we'll
known. Republican politician and crimi-
nal lawyer OF New York, died at his
home on Thursday; aged sixty-three
Years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
SWEET SOUNDS.

The musicians were in their best trim,
and no sweeter harmony ever foated
upward toward the blue empyrean
from human lips than did on this occa-
sion. Six numbers were given, and
the happy party adjourned just in time
TO catch the down fast-mail, which
reached this city at a few minutes past
9 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

500 p. NJ. MAIL daily tsrcspi sasisyl
935 A. N. ACCOMMODATION daily (saeeps
sunday
80 A. II. NIGHT EXPRESS dsny texssps
Monday.
Sunday accommocatiss between Richuerd
and Scotisville leaves Richmond s.ss A. A..
arrives returning s:l5 u. ~.
Express train connects AZ Lyachburg with
train for stations west Of Bslc0sy Falls
No. will run through on SATURDAY 10 Natu-
raj Bridge. stopping at all stations for Tag, ar
irving at Naturzlsriigs station a. las NJ "
No. Accommodation leaves Natural ~
station ON Mondays NJ 20o A. NJ, stopping for
Gag at all stations, arriving at Rlchmsnd al
1888 A. NJ. sleeping-car attached 70 this tfsin-
and VIII be open for reception Of passengers al
r. NJ. Sundays.
CONNECTIONS
Az Clifton Forge with ChssapSa ana Onia
railway for the South, West, and Nsrth veal
AZ Lynehburg with Norfolk and western rsf,.
roaa Tor Al g9inu south, Southeast and SOUTH
p sss s North s sna ss. Midland railway s az
AZ Riehmond with Associated Ra,ivsy, -,
AL poinu In the South, and Rich nend. frsde-
nchspurY and Potomac railroaA for tie Nsrss-
a! Lexington with baltimore snd OhiH ~
toeds making clooo connNctionn Al Vsvr~-s-
Ferry 70 and fom PistADurgh and IA 2sss
Also 70 points North and RAsS
1920 1920 sstssA>d = x9h xlpsss h
o, n':sDa So al i, 5.;s: 49, y x.npAs s.v
!rlms named eaAly texcsps oxnnnyA
ftoksA 80 = ~ DoinN OSssS; a -
Alsohaag - - - 80 S5Ss'S :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
DICHMOND BAZAAR, I'm
Nos. 1893 AND I4iO FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
1T ~ o'clock. when we will Offer number Oi
excellent HORSES. MULES. BUGGIES, PHAE-
Tons. and WAGONS, from which selections
may be made.
AT II O'CLOCK
One DOCTORS COUPE, in good order;
One superior BLOODkD HORSE-a superior
family animal:
One DUNP-CART--nearly now;
One HANDSOME TOP-BUGGl.
aul +. Il. COOK. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
A RAID ON ASHLAND.
KrssNIcHs BAND OF MUSIC MAKE 1T
A SHORT VISIT.
Two Members Of the Richmond Press
Particularly Complinented
Last Night.

The GOA accommodation train OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad on yesterday evening bore
ava, with it Kessnich's full band Of
fifteen pieces, with number OF friends,
their destination being Ashland, and
their purpose an impromptu serenade
| to Colonel Richard +. Beirne, as com
plimentary testimonial on their part for
| his successful eIertions in bringing
about the present popular park concerts
in this city. When the gathering had
coDgregated at his hospitable mansion
he was informed OF its object, and in
reply said he hoped that hereafter in
Richmond, with its assured accretions
of wealth, population, resources, intel
ligence. and taste, music for the people
wodld become necessity instead of q
luxury, as now. Something had been
accomplished and much more would be
in the future. His timely words were
received with well-merited plaudits.
RING FOR RYAN.
The presentation of an emblematic
ring from the band to William Ryan,
Esq, of the state, then followed. TWAS
perfection ring" or ring of the four
teenth degree, Scottish rite OF Masons,
q heavy, plain gold hoop, made in the
York rite, regulation style, with the fol-
lowing inscription within: " William
Ryan, 1887 (the date of elevation to
tie fourteenth degree). JItus junscH
mOrs non scpQra6H"
The pleased recipient Of the valuable
token replied in happy style, and pro-
missed to cherish it as one Of his most
valuable possessions. 1t was then with
ont ceremonial observance placed ON
his dexter finger, where it will here
after indicate to the brethren, il not
the outside world, the presence of a
"Nenable Master"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, embracing
the SPRINGS and 81 acres Of land. with all
the improvements, Is ono that should attract
the attention of hotel-men and capitalists
generally, as 10 possesses advantages "a sum
mer resort and az a home for invalids equallod
by but few mountain resorts In Virginia.
IT'S LOCATION is in the famous Warm Springs
Valley, eight miles from the "Warm," three
miles from tho " Hot and fifteen miles from
CovingtOn. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and on the route OF the proposed Warm
Springs Valley railroad. which Will, IL Is conf
IDENTITY believed, soon be built, and which will
add 100 per cent. % the value Of the springs pro-
perty. AT present the route TO the springs. 10y
m excellent turnpike, passes in full view OF
the noted Failing Springs" and tho grand
scenery Of JscksOns river, both Of which en-
chant every lover OF nature. Its elevation
above sea level IL $500 feet; the surroundings
attractive, especially the lawn, which Is shaded
by handsome trees Of original growth; the
temperature equable and delightful, and the
air pure and exhilaratine.
TIE IMPROVEMENTS are Of substantial
character, in good condition, well arranged.
and tastefully constructed. The bathing ar
rangements are compete and modern.
us WATERS have an acknowledged efficacy
I'm large class of disorders, being almost a
specific in pulmonary, gastric, and nervous
diseases. The sale Of these waters would
prove highly profitable If energetically pushed.
The prospective value of this property In the
near future is assured. but the owners OF the
different interests OF which large portion be-
longs TO estates in liquidation, are for that roa-
son prevented from holding on 10 IL. and thus
reaping that large enhancement 10 result from
the building Of the railroad above referred to.
and from the general accumulation OF wealth
now finding expression in the yearly increa-
sing number OF persons visiting health and
pleasure resorts.
With the real estate will be sold all Of the
personal property thereon.
THE TERMS. which will DO liberal. will be an
nOunced at the time Of sale.
QUARLEs & McCURDY,
\, W. BOWIE,
AuctiOnsers.
ir. Il @, IL, IN, & cnt 4 III Gtdt A r1R
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
GRATEFUL-COHFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.
"By thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton, and 10y a careful application Of the hns
properties OF Tel-selccisd Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tablcs with a delicat9ly
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. Il is by the judicOus use
Of such articles Of diet that = constitution may
DC gradually built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maisdies are floating around us really
b. attack wherever there il weak point. We
may escape many 4 fatal shaft bJ keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and a
properly -nouTished trSme.n-ClUit-SerUiee Ca
zetfc.
Made simply with boiling water or mix.
Sold only in hsif-pound tins by grOcers, la
belled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists.
ia 25-Tu. Th5saly London. Eng.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- nxxCuT1p At zA1 plpRAxc1Il1EA
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Jno L. Laughton, Jr., salesman,)
Nos. % and "a Ninth street.
r ARGE SALE OF $1,000 WORTH
IL OF
sLIGHTLY-DAMAGED GOODS,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY,
AT AUCTION.
BY direction Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad authorities, will sell at auction, ~
my suction-rooms, Nos. % and "a MINI street,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
at 10K o'clock. the FREIGHT that was dam
aged by water nj the recent accident In inc
Richmond dock, consisting in part OF
SO boxes Of SOAP standard make);
25 cas- 81 OF MEMS BOOTS and SHOES, WO-
MINIS and CHILDRES'S SHOES;
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. NOTIONS;
HEbDY-NADE CLOTHING. FANCY GOODS ;
MEMS and WOMEN's HATS;
Several cases OF sCHOOLBOOkS;
so packages WHITE COTTON GOODS;
Barrels Of FLOUR and SUGAR;
Several rolls Of LEATHER;
A large lot OF BURLAPS:
Several thousands Of CIGARS;
TINWABE. TEAS. OlL-CLOTHs, &c. &C.. To-
gether with MANY OTHER ARTICLES OF
MERCHANDISE too numerous TO mention.
Many Of The goods are but slightly damaged
by fresh water. and the whole will be sold
without reservation.
TERMS: Cash.
Goods must 20 removed Immediately after
sale. GEORGE w. MAYO,
nuf2 Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE TRACT OF LAND IN KING VIII
LIAM COUNTY, VA, DESCRIBED IN THE
DEED OF TRUST AS CONTAINING as ACRES
R0ODS AND - PERCHES.-By virtue OF
certain deed OF trust from Jerome b. GrayOill,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, dated tho 9th day OF July,
1884. and duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
King William County Court, and default
having been made In the payment OF the debt
thereby secured, and being required 80 20 do
by the beneficiary. shall sell, at the court
house Of King William county. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST %, 1887,
at l2 O'clock NJ. ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND. together with all
the improvements thereon, described In said
deed As containing by recent survey as acres
80 roods and % perches, and adjoining the
lands OF Robert Z. Lee, Henry Bell. the Rich
mond, York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the Pamunkey river.
TERMS: IL will DO sold AZ an entirety, DO the
same orc or less. Cash as TO the expenses OF
sale and drawing and recording Of deed OF
trust-say, t250-and also ~ to the sum OF
s3,G79, with interest from the 9th day Of July,
1854, at the rate Of 6per cent per annum; and
the residue, II any, upon such terms ~ may
be announced on the day OF sale.
jy29 b. +. FlSHKR, Trustee.